طاقيه t̤āqiya prob. a dim. fr. t̤āq, q.v.
P طاقيه t̤āqiya (prob. a dim. fr. t̤āq, q.v.), s.m. A fillet (esp. one worn under the head-dress);—a balcony; a cornice (see t̤āq).
تکيه takya
P تکيه takya, s.m. A pillow, bolster, cushion; anything upon which one leans, prop, support; reliance, trust; the reserve of an army; a place of repose; the stand or abode of a faqīr:—takya-dār, s.m. A faqīr, a dervish:—takya denā (-ko), lit. 'To give (one) a pillow to recline against'; to receive with respect;—to lean or rest (upon or against):—takya karnā (-kā), To support, to encourage:—takya karnā (-par), To lean, rest, or recline (upon); to depend or rely (upon):—takya-kalām, s.m. An expletive; a needless word or phrase repeatedly or habitually introduced into speech (such as the English 'do you see'; 'do you understand,' &c.):—takya lagānā (-par), To lean (upon or against), &c.=takya karnā (-par):—takya-nishīn, s.m.=takya-dār, q.v.
ٿکيا टिकिया ṭikiyā
H ٿکيا टिकिया ṭikiyā, s.f. A small cake of bread, a wafer (=ṭikkī); a small cake of charcoal for a ḥuqqa; a bolus.
تقيه taqīya for A. تقية taqīyat, fem., inf. n. of تقي
P تقيه taqīya (for A. تقية taqīyat, fem., inf. n. of تقي), s.m. Fearing God, fear (of God), piety; caution (=taqwā); pious fraud or subterfuge (allowable in certain cases; e.g. in the case of a Shīa's visiting Mecca as a pilgrim, and calling himself a Sunnī).
